W.R. Elsberry's The Austringer
Looking Back at Election 2016, Part 2
The Washington Post had an article by Callum Borchers about Bernie Sanders on Stephen Colbert’s TV show, where Colbert is
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Looking Back at Election 2016
Recent items about Hillary Clinton reflecting on the 2016 campaign caused me to look back at things said way back
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Sanders, Clinton, and Voter Defection
My social media got lit up with posts about how there were enough people who voted for Bernie Sanders in
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Another Wall Street Journal Op-Ed, Another Poseur Exposed
The Wall Street Journal published an op-ed by Dan Nidess expressing concern over a universal basic income. The WSJ Opinion
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Anybody Up for Paying $40 to Visit a Theme Park Valued at $10?
I will note here that Answers In Genesis has accomplished the second sale of its Ark Encounter theme park near
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Neural Nets and the Passage of Time
Thirty years ago, Diane and I were engaged in a madcap dash across the country, a 25-hour road-trip from our
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Confusion on Falsifiability Still Prevalent at Discovery Institute
Yes, this is another “dog bites man” story, but it is probably worth memorializing that various and sundry “intelligent design”
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One Century and Almost Two Months
The United States officially entered World War I on April 6th, 1917. For countries not named “Spain”, this marked the
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Our Changing Oceans
Even people who pay attention to climate change tend to think in terrestrial terms: aridity, extreme weather, crop management changes,
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Cooperative Hunting by Cuban Boas
A news item I ran across talked about research showing coordinated hunting by Cuban boas. As someone associating with one
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